

Lessons from Las Vegas
Apr 10, 2018
Denise Scott Brown, a pioneering architect, Stefan Au, an author exploring Las Vegas architecture, and Alexandra Lang, a critic of design, dive deep into the lessons learned from the city's vibrant landscape. They discuss how Las Vegas challenges traditional architectural norms and reflects societal values. The guests explore the evolution of postmodernism in the city, the significance of designs that resonate with everyday experiences, and the captivating blend of consumerism and architecture shaping the Strip's identity. Their insights reveal why Las Vegas is a key player in architectural discourse.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Preserving the Past: The Furness Library Debate
01:52 • 5min
Architecture and Identity in Las Vegas
06:46 • 11min
Designing Architecture for Everyone
18:13 • 2min
The Evolution of Postmodernism in Las Vegas
19:52 • 5min
Architecture and Authenticity in Las Vegas
24:53 • 6min
Ducks vs. Decorated Sheds in Architecture
31:23 • 5min
Exploring 'Duck' Architecture on the Las Vegas Strip
36:38 • 4min